<p>Get ready to smell the hot chocolate and feel the cold air as you and your students take a ride on the Polar Express! TONS of NO PREP printables and activities!!</p> <p>These Polar Express printables are ideal for morning work, the writing center, stations, independent practice, small groups, homework, 5-minute fillers, early finishers or even sub plans and are the perfect addition to your Polar Express unit!</p> <p>What other teachers have said about this product:<br /> “OMG THIS LOOKS SO AWESOME!! Can’t wait to start using it!!! Super cute!!”<br /> “I can see why this is a top seller! I can’t wait to start using it. Awesome product!”<br /> “LOVED this. Age appropriate and engaging, while educationally awesome!”<br /> “Wow! SUCH a great resource for the Polar Express! A lot of fun and different activities to really challenge and explore the Polar Express.”</p> <p>Polar Express Activities:<br /> Polar Express Label the Picture<br /> Polar Express themed ABC order printables<br /> Polar Express Build the Sentence<br /> Making Words: “Polar Express” and “Merry Christmas”</p> <p>Polar Express writing printables<br /> Polar Express word bank<br /> graphic organizers<br /> themed writing paper:<br /> “Riding the Polar Express”<br /> “How to Make Hot Chocolate”<br /> “Dear Santa” letter templates<br /> Polar Express Story Element printables<br /> The Polar Express KWL<br /> Sequencing the Story<br /> Retelling the Story<br /> Cut/glue sequencing activity<br /> The Gift<br /> Polar Express Story Map</p> <p>Additional Polar Express printables:<br /> Acrostic Poem: &quot;Christmas&quot;<br /> Trains Can/Have/Are chart<br /> Polar Express K-W-L Chart<br /> All About the Polar Express printable<br /> Polar Express story retelling printable<br /> Beginning, middle, and end story themed printable<br /> Describe the characters printable<br /> My favorite part of the story…<br /> Venn Diagram (book vs movie)<br /> Polar Express Pajama Party letter to parents<br /> Polar Express Round trip tickets (print on gold paper!)<br /> Graphing with Hot Chocolate<br /> Graph It! Polar Express math activity printable<br /> Polar Express Symmetry printable</p>

<p>ENERGIZE your students with these Forms of Energy real pictures to sort, printables and activities!</p> <p>This is a great addition to your Forms of Energy curriculum and will add discovery and excitement to your Science Center!</p> <p><strong>What other teachers have said about this product:<br /> “The sorts and coloring pages were a big hit with my kinders. It was great for them to be able to see photos of the different objects that can create heat, light, or sound.”<br /> “I always come back to this seller. Includes great visuals for my ELLs.”<br /> “This is a great help when teaching Sources of Energy to little scientists. They love it.”<br /> “Tons of activities my students loved! Great for differentiation!”</strong>**</p> <p>Forms of Energy unit includes:</p> <p><strong>Forms of Energy Real Picture Cards for Sorting:</strong><br /> A great addition to your science center! Students can sort the real picture cards under the correct energy header card and complete any one of the included printables. Pictures come with and without picture labels.</p> <p><strong>Forms of Energy no-prep printables include:</strong><br /> Forms of Energy graphic organizer<br /> KWL chart<br /> Can/Have/Are<br /> Forms of Energy ABC order<br /> Forms of Energy foldable (2 versions, with and without labels)<br /> Find and color the three forms of energy<br /> Forms of Energy cut and sort printable<br /> 3-2-1 about Forms of Energy<br /> Sorting Forms of Energy Science Notebook activity</p> <p><strong>Forms of Energy writing templates and printables:</strong><br /> Draw a picture of a each form of energy, label it and describe what energy is and why we need it.<br /> Draw an example of each form of energy and write 3 facts you learned about energy.</p> <p>Thanks for looking!<br /> Sheila Melton</p> <p>©SheilaMelton. All of the activities included in this unit are the intellectual properties of Sheila Melton. This resource is for classroom use and is intended for the purchaser. Duplication for other classes, by other teachers or for use in wide distribution such as a school district or on the internet, is strictly forbidden unless multiple licenses are obtained. You may not re-sell or claim this product as your own. Violations are subject to the penalties of the (DMCA) Digital Millennium Copyright Act.</p>

<p>Energize your students with this interactive Forms of Energy PowerPoint using all real pictures! It also includes several opportunities for students to apply what they are learning through questions and slides matching objects to their forms of energy.</p> <p>Question and answer opportunities are included throughout as well as 6 review question slides at the end to assess student knowledge.</p> <p>Forms of Energy vocabulary includes:<br /> energy<br /> heat energy<br /> sound energy<br /> light energy</p> <p>Thanks for looking!<br /> Sheila Melton</p> <p>©SheilaMelton. All of the activities included in this unit are the intellectual properties of Sheila Melton. This resource is for classroom use and is intended for the purchaser. Duplication for other classes, by other teachers or for use in wide distribution such as a school district or on the internet, is strictly forbidden unless multiple licenses are obtained. You may not re-sell or claim this product as your own. Violations are subject to the penalties of the (DMCA) Digital Millennium Copyright Act.</p>

<p>Word problems are one of the most FRUSTRATING math topics for both students and teachers! For our state assessment, it is always the lowest scoring objective in our school. My students usually know HOW to either add, subtract, multiply or divide they just have trouble deciding which operation to use to solve the problem.</p> <p>This method has them taking a few simple steps and asking the question, “Do I know the total?” If they can answer that question, they have already narrowed the operation choices down to two! This strategy is great for teaching whole group and the stations are great for small group, tutorials, math stations or independent practice.</p> <p>This strategy unit includes:</p> <p>**Problem Solving Strategy Posters<br /> Includes posters for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division and when to use them. Use these bright and colorful step-by-step instructions whole group or place the posters around your classroom to reinforce the problem solving strategy.</p> <p>**Problem Solving Printables<br /> Includes foldable flap books, graphic organizers, student “cheat sheets” they can keep at their desks, and a problem solving worksheet to practice each step on.</p> <p>**Problem Solving Sort<br /> Students sort word problems by which operation is used to solve the problem. It includes 20 word problems covering all four operations, operation header cards and a student recording sheet.</p> <p>**Problem Solving Task Cards<br /> These task cards will help reinforce the problem solving strategy even more! Includes 20 word problem task cards from all four operations, a student recording sheet and a self-checking answer sheet.</p> <p>Thanks for looking!<br /> Sheila Melton</p> <p>©Sheila Melton. All the activities included in this unit are the intellectual properties of Sheila Melton. This resource is for classroom use and is intended for the purchaser. Duplication for other classes, by other teachers or for use in wide distribution such as a school district or on the internet, is strictly forbidden unless multiple licenses are obtained. You may not re-sell or claim this product as your own. Violations are subject to the penalties of the (DMCA) Digital Millennium Copyright Act.</p>

<p>Your students won’t be able to resist their attraction to this Magnets unit! It includes real pictures of magnetic and non-magnetic objects to sort, 6 hands-on interactive science stations, student observation book, printables, activities and science notebook pages!</p> <p>This is a great addition to your magnets curriculum and will add discovery and excitement to your Science Center!</p> <p>What other teachers have said about this unit:<br /> “The activities in this unit were a great addition to what we already do in class! The kids loved it!”<br /> “I love that you used real-life pictures instead of clip art! Thank you for the great resource!”<br /> “Love this resource! It’s just right for my SPED kiddos. I can’t wait to implement this resource in our classroom this year!”</p> <p>Magnets unit includes:</p> <p>**Magnetic and Non-Magnetic Object Real Picture Cards for Sorting:<br /> A great addition to your science center! Students can sort the real pictures under the correct header card and complete any one of the included printables. Pictures come with and without picture labels.<br /> **Anchor Charts - 6 anchor charts for small groups, group work or bulletin boards.<br /> **Vocabulary - Student book and bar magnet science noteboook foldable<br /> **6 Magnet Science Stations<br /> 6 hands-on, interactive science station lessons including student book to record observations in.</p> <p>**Magnet printables including:<br /> Draw/label magnetic and non-magnetic objects<br /> Make a list of magnetic and non-magnetic objects<br /> MAGNETS acrostic poem<br /> Magnet Scavenger Hunt<br /> Magnets Science Notebook foldable (2 versions)<br /> Magnets Can/Have/Are<br /> Magnets Cut and Sort the objects (2 versions)<br /> 3-2-1 About Magnets<br /> Magnets vocabulary ABC order<br /> Magnets Color and Find</p> <p>Thanks for looking!<br /> Sheila Melton</p> <p>©SheilaMelton. All of the activities included in this unit are the intellectual properties of Sheila Melton. This resource is for classroom use and is intended for the purchaser. Duplication for other classes, by other teachers or for use in wide distribution such as a school district or on the internet, is strictly forbidden unless multiple licenses are obtained. You may not re-sell or claim this product as your own. Violations are subject to the penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.</p>